Original Promptmake a empty floor plan for a roman house
This resource provides an overview of the key architectural features of the Roman domus, the private urban house central to Roman home life. It describes the inward-facing design which protects the family's privacy while balancing public and private spaces within the home. The document details essential architectural terms relevant to the domus, including the atrium (central reception hall), tablinum (study or office), triclinium (formal dining room), and peristylium (inner courtyard garden). Additionally, the resource includes a task encouraging learners to label the rooms and sketch furniture to showcase their functions. A challenge task prompts deeper engagement by asking students to decide on the placement of either a kitchen or bedroom for optimal privacy or utility, and to justify their choices.